I am currently employed but I am looking for a new job. Would it be possible to speak to someone about finding new employment?

A) While I cannot directly connect you with someone, I can offer some guidance and resources to help you navigate your job search while employed:

1. Self-reflection:

• Define your goals: Before reaching out to others, take time to understand what you’re looking for in a new position. Consider your desired salary, work environment, career growth opportunities, and other important factors.

2. Online resources:

• Job boards: Utilize platforms like Indeed, LinkedIn, or Glassdoor to search for relevant openings.
• Career websites: Explore resources like CareerOneStop: https://www.careeronestop.org/ or the National Association of State Workforce Agencies (NASWA) website (https://www.naswa.org/) for career guidance and job search assistance.

3. Networking:

• Leverage online platforms: Connect with professionals in your field on LinkedIn or industry-specific online communities.
• Reach out to your network: Inform trusted colleagues, mentors, or past employers (discreetly) about your job search. They may be aware of potential opportunities or offer valuable advice.

4. Professional help:

• Career counselors: Consider seeking guidance from a career counselor who can help you refine your resume, develop interview skills, and offer personalized job search strategies.
• Recruitment agencies: If open to working with a recruiter, research reputable agencies specializing in your industry. They can connect you with relevant job openings and provide guidance through the application process.

Remember, maintaining discretion is crucial while employed. Utilize personal devices and time outside work hours for job searching activities like browsing online listings or attending interviews.

By following these steps and utilizing available resources, you can increase your chances of finding a new job that aligns with your career aspirations.